Case The People vs. whatever you still dare to call a manhood. The case is simple: every woman who’s dealt with him knows the same truth. He’s too small to satisfy, too small to take seriously, too small to matter. That’s why they brought him here—all of them vs. whatever he calls a man. She reads the charge without emotion, crossing her legs as he shrinks in his seat. Her verdict hits harder than the gavel: guilty of being completely insignificant. And now you take his place—listening, shrinking, realizing she’s right.
